When men think of undergoing a vasectomy, they might have a few concerns: fears of pain, worries it won't work and concerns about their sex life afterward.
Also common is the fear that the snip will increase their risk of cancer, namely of the prostate, with previous research finding a link between the two.
But a new study is laying some of that fear to rest. There's new evidence that there is no association between having a vasectomy and developing prostate cancer.
